Hootens.com Class 4A Rankings

Week 16, 2023

Copyright Seventy Seven’s Publishing

1. Harding Academy (15-0)

2. Rivercrest (12-3)

3. Elkins (13-1)

4. Warren (13-1)

5. Arkadelphia (7-4)

6. Ozark (10-3)

7. CAC (9-3)

8. Malvern (7-4)

9. Ashdown (7-5)

10. DeWitt (10-2)

11. Nashville (8-4)

12. Monticello (8-4)

13. Bauxite (8-4)

14.Mayflower (8-4)

15. Gravette (7-5)

16. Lincoln (8-4)

17. Crossett (6-5)

18. Lamar (7-4)

19. McGehee (5-5)

20. Clinton (7-4)

21. Blytheville (5-6)

22. Highland (7-4)

23. Pocahontas (7-4)

24. Pottsville (6-4)

25. Heber Springs (6-5)

26. Stuttgart (7-4)

27. Trumann (5-6)

28. Mena (5-6)

29. Bald Knob (4-6)

30. Gentry (5-6)

31. Gosnell (6-4)

32. H.G. Haskell (4-6)

33. Lonoke (3-7)

34. Dumas (4-6)

35. Hamburg (3-7)

36. Star City (1-9)

37. Green Forest (4-6)

38. Hall Steam (2-8)

39. Berryville (3-7)

40. Jonesboro Westside (1-9)

41. Dover (2-7)

42. Riverview (1-9)

43. Helena (0-10)

44. Huntsville (0-10)

45. Cave City (0-9)

46. Waldron (0-9)

47. Harrisburg (0-10)

LAST WEEK

Hootens.com correctly predicted the state championship game, and for the season picked 260 of 308 games (84 percent).

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECAP
Harding Academy won its 4th state title in 5 years on Saturday, beating Rivercrest 43-35. Wildcat junior quarterback Owen Miller was named title game MVP by passing for 362 yards and 4 touchdowns, and rushing for 36 yards and 1 TD. Rivercrest senior running back Koby Turner ran 33 times for 232 yards and 3 TDs. Turner also caught 3 passes and threw 1 TD pass.